TEKTON
TEKTON 32246 3/4 Inch Drive 1-13/16 Inch 12-Point Socket
A 3/4 inch drive 12-point socket sized at 1-13/16 inches for heavy fastener work
- 3/4 inch drive fits large fasteners
- 1-13/16 inch opening matches heavy-duty bolts
- 12-point design engages from multiple angles
- Durable steel construction withstands high torque
- TEKTON brand trusted by professionals
3/4 Inch Drive Socket
The TEKTON 32246 is a 3/4 inch drive socket sized at 1-13/16 inch with a 12-point opening. It is built for mechanics and technicians turning large fasteners on heavy equipment. The 12-point geometry engages bolt heads from multiple angles for quicker alignment. This tool suits professional garages and industrial maintenance tasks.
Forged Construction Daily Use
The socket is forged from high-strength steel to withstand high torque loads without rounding. A 3/4 inch square drive fits heavy-duty ratchets, breaker bars and impact guns used in fleet service. The 12-point box end grips fastener flats securely, reducing slippage on worn or corroded hardware. Large size markings are stamped for quick identification in low light.
SHD32246 Identification
The SHD32246 model number is permanently marked on the socket wall for inventory tracking. No additional accessories or software are included with this single socket. It integrates directly into existing 3/4 inch drive tool sets without adapters. Mechanics can add it to rail organisers or foam inserts immediately.
Highlights
- 3/4 inch drive fits large fasteners
- 1-13/16 inch opening matches heavy-duty bolts
- 12-point design engages from multiple angles
- Durable steel construction withstands high torque
- TEKTON brand trusted by professionals
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 3/4 inch drive socket accept standard ratchets and extensions?
Yes, the 3/4 inch square drive fits any matching ratchet, breaker bar or extension that follows the same drive standard.
What clearance does the 1-13/16 inch 12-point socket need on a fastener?
The 12-point opening engages the flats of a 1-13/16 inch hex or square fastener and requires enough surrounding space for the socket wall thickness.
How is the socket secured to the drive tool during use?
Press the socket onto the square drive until the detent ball seats in the groove; the step often missed is verifying the ball has fully clicked into place.
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